Well, if I had killed her, I’d probably take her phone with me and would remove the SIM card. But that’s just me.

Jan 17, 2019
11:18:24am

Texas Hammer Luggage Return Specialist

I’d probably also be really whiny and uncooperative, secretly rent a car and disappear for a while and just claim I drove around, etc.

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If you had a missing spouse would you remove the Sim card from her phone

Blue Ghost

1/17/19 11:06am

no way, I would want every possible bit of information given to the cops to help

HeismanTy

1/17/19 11:08am

The defense wouldve had some good points too. I dont think the evidence was

4mack

1/17/19 11:08am

I think that is one thing many people here are discounting

Jericho

1/17/19 11:15am

Depends if she was missing because of me...

ClackamasCoug

1/17/19 11:12am

Fair enough. I was taking an innocent man's stance, but I get it.

Blue Ghost

1/17/19 12:22pm

Hey man - nobody's completely innocent when things get tuff.

ClackamasCoug

1/17/19 12:34pm

Well, if I had killed her, I’d probably take her phone with me and would remove the SIM card. But that’s just me.

Texas Hammer

1/17/19 11:18am

Do we know that he's the one who removed it? We know it wasn't in the phone, but

Jay Rick

1/17/19 11:34am

He had the phone in the glove box of the car. And he took out his too.

Blue Ghost

1/17/19 12:05pm

so we can infer that if his sim was missing too, then he's the one who

Jay Rick

1/17/19 12:46pm

Example of how that can lead to wrongful convictions.

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